breaking news from libya. rebels have just tracked down moammar gadhafi. shock waves continue to follow in the wake of steve jobs' resignation from apple. more information on the dangerous fire near sacramento. what happened hours ago. caught in the act. the photo of a young vandal police hope will lead to an

arrest. welcome. i'm dave clark. >> i'm tori campbell. right teres and cnn are reporting that rebels may have located moammar gadhafi. they have some apartment buildings surrounded near gadhafi's compound and they believe gadhafi and his sons are inside. ing that he is only a report. the rebel leader ship has offered a $2 million bounty for moammar gadhafi, dead or alive. we're also keeping an eye on the market as apple's shareholders react to the

resignation of steve jobs. good morning, tara. >> reporter: apple investors seem to be getting over that initial announcement. shares are under 2%. jobs has developed a cult-like following. >> reporter: jobs not only founded -- cofounded apple and the personal computer industry but decades later he played a key role in revaling music. product launches generate hype. with jobs leaving, they have confidence in the executive board but wonder who will replace his creative genius. tim cook will take the helm.

>> apple has one of the deepest management adventures we've ever seen in the valley. tim cook, who will step in as ceo has been with steve for 10 years. he knows what steve thinks and for the last four years has been running the country. >> reporter: jobs was 21 when he cofounded the company. he is now in his 50ss it's a face that has become gaunt over recent years as jobs battled pancreatic cancer. the statement said i believe apple's brightest and most innovative days are ahead. we're live in cupertino. >> we've posted steve jobs' resignation letter on our website.

you can find it at ktvu.com. shares of bank of america are soaring after berkshire hathaway invested $5 billion. he said he considers b of a a strong company with good leadership. bank of america stock jumped 24% at the opening bell. right now it is up 18%. at this hour, the threat of hurricane irene is forcing the u.s. navy to move ships in virginia further out to sea. irene is over the northwestern section of the bahamas. it has already destroyed 90% of the homes and two settlements. it as a new report that indicates eye reason has caused -- irene has caused $3 billion.

irene will get to a category four with winds reaching 130 miles an hour. voluntary evacuations are on the out are banks ahead of hurricane irene. we'll have more on how the entire east coast is bracing for hurricane irene. police in fairfield want your help this morning in identifying a graffiti vandal. take a look at this surveillance photo. it shows the young man commercializing a building in the cordelia area. a previous image appears to sheet same young man. it's believed he's a juvenile. other images show him running away with a young lady, a girl who appears to be six or seven years old. san francisco high school is receiving high marks for passing the exit exam.

95% of high school seniors with enough credits to graduate pass the test by the time may rolls around. educators what really impressed them was the increase in the number of students who passed on the first try. federal regulators are proposing rules in response to the san bruno pipeline that could have a major impact under pg&e. older pipelines like the one in san bruno, will have to undergo pressure testing. gas companies will no longer be allowed to leave defective pipe wells in place. two third's of pg&e's pipelines date to before 1970 and hundreds of miles have never undergone

pressure tests. thousands of people are returning home now that a tanker fire near sacramento is under control. firefighters were able to con stain the potential fire overnight. >> reporter: let me give you a live look at where we are. this is that tanker that was on fire. there was no flame to speak of. this fire officially burning itself out about 3:35 this morning. take a look again. this was the scene over the last 39, 40 hours of a huge flame burning propane. yesterday there was talk of a bold maneuver to drill a hole in the bottom of the tanker as it's on fire, to drain the propane out and set a pond where it would be draining. that never happened because as crews were preparing for the maneuver they realized this

tanker did not have as much propane as feared. here back here live, they were able to force the gas vapors to go through that vent and were able to burn this fire out all by itself without any further risk of an explosion. that was the big concern was 40 hours of watching and waiting and fearing there could be an explosion but today the fire chief said, and i quote, gosh what a great outcome. couldn't have been any better to end it this way. live in the city of lincoln. back to you. police in livermore advising drivers to be case in school zones, this after two teenagers were hit in separate incidents. a 13-year-old was hit at on tear yoap and el padro drive and

another was hit at fourth and wood streets. >> even if you're not crosswalk and have the right of way, you still need to be careful. let's check in with sal. we'll start in the south barks northbound 101. this is -- i see this. i have to move it back down. northbound 101 at toyota creek golf drive. northbound 101 at the golf drive. a two-car accident on the shoulder. now over who hayward union city, traffic will be busy heading south from a street to whipple. the morning commute looks good if you're driving on highway 4

and bay point. of course you're looking at the bay bridge toll plaza. that is backed up for a 10-minute weight. look what's back, plenty of overcast, not only the fall but drizzle coastside and around the bai. the fog back with us, cooler temperatures in store as well for today and also for tomorrow and a drizzle, probably a repeat performance as we head into your friday morning. latest on the fog, even concord reporting mostly cloudy skies, the fog redeveloping there over the past hour or so. some of the current numbers, san francisco downtown in the upper 50s at 58. live livermore -- livermore at 60. the key headline for today. we started to cool off. that trend is will continue. the net result for us, for the coast, not much of a warmup,

skies becoming partly sunny. for the inland spots clearing skies on the warm side. here is our updated model, a few patches inland. we'll put this into motion and the afternoon hours, the clouds clearing back to the coast. you recall' notice patchy -- you'll notice patchy fog and wind is a bit of a breeze. winds are 20 to 25 miles an hour. here's a look at the numbers. the forecasted highs about two to four degrees warmer than yesterday. not much in the way of 90-degree heat. basically some 80s, upper 60s, lower 70s. morgan hill 87. right around san francisco only in the mid-60s with stubborn fog. here is your extended forecast with your weekend always in fiew. temperatures cooler for friday, minor warming by the weekend,

pulling near the coastline into the afternoon. forbes magazine's list of the most powerful women is out. several bay hear executives made the list including sheryl sandburg cleave operating officer of facebook, ranked time of the google senior vice-president susan wojici is 16. oracle's president comes in at number 40 and twitter's vice-president is number 56. angela merkel is rated as number one. secretary of state hillary clinton is number two. losing out on millions. what a california commission failed to do that cost it a big chunk of cash. >> plus, heads will explode.

that's what dick cheney says when people read his book. >> tweet has earned a spot in the dictionary.

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because when you're giving, lending, and investing in more communities across the country, more opportunities happen. a look outside this thursday morning, low clouds and fog, a little built of a haze. today will be cooler than yesterday with afternoon high unless the 60s to the upper 80s. as far as the latest on powerful hurricane irene, right now moving into the bahamas, a category three hurricane with the projected path residents are preparing for this major storm as we head into the weekend. we go live to washington, d.c. with the latest. >> reporter: the u.s. government and military preparing as well. the u.s. navy just ordered the second fleelt out to see to get

the ships away from the heaviest of winds and protect the piers. in the meantime, evacuations begin along the coast of north carolina. it is fema, the federal emergency management agency, scrambling the most. they set up emergency headquarters and stocked them with cots, blankets, bottles of waters and meals. they want to be able to ship them to damaged u.s. cities, one of which could be new york city in the path of the storm right now. >> we have an enormous emergency and employees who would be called upon to run evacuation centers and shelters. response agencies have had regular drills and exercise to practice what we would do in the event of an emergency and we are prepared to handle one. >> reporter: the federal communications commission said it is moving emergency teams

into boston and atlanta to detect and repair broken cell towers along the eastern seaboard from hurricane irene. they don't want another recurrence of what happened earlier this week in washington, d.c. and across the eastern seaboard when cell phones stopped working. >> all right, scott. thank you. remember that heat that baked most of the u.s. the past couple of months? now the heat is turning up in eastern europe. the ball kins -- they're issuing heat warnings to people to stay indoored. the temperature in mon it they grow reached 104 degrees official heat. a beetle could devastate the american grain industry if it became established here. it was identified by chicago's custom's agent in a 10-pound bag

of rice. it was a young beetle in the larva stage. they said the number of interceptions are rising to about 100 times this year compared to 15 times from 2007 to 2009. this is a bug that's hard to kill. it destroys grain and can cause intestinal problems if it ends up in your fooded. dick cheney is doing his best to promote his book. he said it would have, quoting here, heads exploding all over washington. it's titled "in my time" it. will cover 9/11 and hissens -- his opinions on former president george w. bush and condoleezza rice. a state audit found that the commission in charge of leases on state lands has failed to collect millions of dollars in

payments president the audit found the state lands commission has not evicted businesses that failed to pay repetitive for many years. according to the audit one business, crockett in contra costa county has not paid repetitive to the state since 1989 and owes or than $660,000. the state tax board is exam examining -- examining records to get taxes. california law requires residents to pay use tax on out of state purchases. some local government officials think the state is passing the buck on to counties in dealing with crowded prisons.

governor jerry brown said it would save the state an estimated $1 1/2 billion. however, bay area county leaders say that shifts the burden to them. a full some state corrections officer has been charged with trafficking drugs. he faces multiple felony charges of selling drugs to inmates, receiving bribes and possession of drugs. he did not enter a plea but romaines in the main jail. heat safety warnings have been issued in southern california after two tourists from europe died from what appears to be heat exhaustion. temperatures were above 100 degrees. investigators bloaft two were traveling -- believe the two were traveling together. >> this is a hot time of the

year. tourists are not familiar with the desert conditions. >> the couple's car was found stranded five miles away from where their bodies were found. temperatures as high as 113 degrees are expected to continue this week. merry yam webster, the dictionary given twitter something to tweet b the word tweet is now a noun and a verb in the new dictionary. the dictionary's dictionary considers fist bump a big star and others are helicopter parents and boomerang child. searching for answers. how a billboard in hayward could help solve a death there eight years ago.

that's the sound of a national champ and she's even a standout from previous winners. well, this commute may not be music to your ears. we're getting slowdowns in some of the popular spots in the south bay.

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>> she's good and beautiful. that's annie woo. she said she's been playing the flute since she was eight years old and she loves it and has become more serious. she practices about five hours a day but says she's not sure if she wants to play professionally. >> wow, very talented. >> let's check in with sal. >> the commute hasn't hit too many sour notes yet. i want to show you some things on 237. we have stop and go traffic crossing 880. if you're a valley commuter, you'll see the usual slowdowns there. sunnyvale and santa clara, the busiest parts. you drive past the oakland

coliseum. this sunday at 5:00. the raiders have a preseason game with the saints. there's likely to be tailgating activity all day. southbound 101 at ralston avenue. the rest of the peninsula, traffic looks good. the general south bay commute is getting much busier on 101 and 237. 85 is also slow into cupertino. let's go to mike. we're talking about a big warmup on the way. it happened on monday and tuesday. basically things have changed. the trend will continue for today. more cloud cover, even drizzle clearing back to the coast. temperatures come down about two to four from yesterday's highs. san francisco 65 degrees. partly cloudy skies for oakland. more sunshine later on today

towards fairfield, livermore and antioch. a look ahead, the extended forecast. these are minor changes with no real heat waves in sight. another weather check coming up in a few minutes. a former oakland a's star finally taking his new wife on a honeymoon. the reason why they're going to one of the most dangerous places on pergt. and the barry bonds case back in court today. we'll tell you what his lawyers want a judge to do. a frightening incident at a california airport. what caused the pilot and passenger to fall 10 feet. live coverage from los angeles.

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in a few hours, barry bonds is set to return to a courtroom in san francisco. claudine wong has more. >> reporter: barry bonds' attorneys want the conviction thrown out. they will head to federal court to try to make that happen. barry bonds was all smiles yesterday. we want to show video of him at

at&t park. it's not baseball he will be focused on but his court case. bonds' attorney wants to persuade the federal judge to throw out the obstruction of justice conviction. remember, a jury convicted bonds of obstruction in april. they said he deliberately got in the way of the investigation into whether or not he used performance enhancing drugs. his lawyers say he was speak inelogiably and making things difficult. his attorneys said that's not a merit for the obstruction of justice conviction. this is the next saga, gets underway at 10 a.m. >> thank you. a man from pan grove is in

jail this morning, suspected of running an operation that made fake driver's licenses and credit cards. christopher mathison was arrested by sonoma county sheriff's deputies. detectives found various materials used to make counterfeit licenses and credit cards. mathison is being held. a san francisco woman accused of taking her daughter to a movie while drunk and crashing her car, police say this happened in the north garage of the century 20 movie theater in d daly city. the mother had vodka in her body when she took her daughter to wn email outage affecting some 200 workers at san francisco city hall. the problem occurred one week ago and affected workers in

several city departments including the human rights commission investigators said the outage was a result of the city switching over to a new email system and there have been no problems sense last week. several community groups are suing the city in a battle over cable bosms. they are attempting to stop or slow down at&t's plan to install 700 u verse boxes. city planners say such a report is not necessary. the boxes will house equipment for digital tv, phone service and high speed internet. critics say the cable boxes are eyesores. despite loud criticisms, bart will continue to cut off cell phone service when it deems this necessary. during a three-hour hearing bart said it will device a policy outlining when it will turn off

cell services, extreme situations like a bomb threat or hostage situation. yesterday's board meeting included the same demonstrators and protesters who shut down bart and blocked traffic. >> i can ask you. do you think the public supports the murder of unarmed passengers now because they've been inconvenienced. >> when you have crowded platforms, that's a safety issue. >> the protesters promise there will be more demonstrations until bart disbands the police force. bart said that won't happen. the fbi investigating allegations of families of 9/11 victims were the target of a british phone hacking scandal. a retired new york police officer told the british press that the tabloid, the news of the world, offered to pay him

for private phone records of 9/11 victims. attorney general eric holder met with some of the families yesterday. >> they promised there would be full justice if the allegations are true. >> the news of the world tabloid shut down last month because of another scandal. they have called it anonymous speculation with no substantiation. former a's start nick swisser is finally taking his new wife on a honeymoon. he and his wife are going to afghanistan. they plan to go in november, marking their first overseas trip. he is currently a member of the new york yankees. the couple had to postpone due to work commitments. three officers asked if they who like there visit the troops.

swisser, who comes from a military family raised his hand and said i'm in. the recruit military veteran, pow will take place at park side hall on park side avenue. it is for returning troops, other service members and their spouses. recruiters will be there including lockheed martin, waste management, home depot and irs. many people want to keep the downtown walgreens alcohol free. they applied for a permit at the menlo park store but the city rejected the perry. the wall greens said they're confused since other stores like

trader joes and others serve alcohol. a santa rosa firefighter helped to rescue a cat that was stuck on the roof. the firefighter pulled out a ladder. when he placed it against the roof, the cat came right over. the owner of the cat was obviously relieved. tomorrow there will be a community gathering in lever more to celebrate a new high end outlet mall that's being bit. the mall has been under construction for months. it will have retailers like saks fifth avenue and j crew. the goal for the mall is to open in time for the 2012 holiday season. the celebration starts at 10:00 in the morning at the mall site.

we want to check in with sal and see how traffic is moving around the bay area. >> all right, tori and dave. we're looking at the commute with the bay bridge toll last disa. it's backed up for customary wait complrks is 20 minutes. we will continue to check in were chp but so far they're not giving us anything on that span which is good. the morning commute on 880 will be getting slower. as you pass the oakland coliseum, this sunday at 5:00 there's a raiders game. it will be a preseason game against the saints. let's look at the south bay. coming in through los gatos will

be slow. 280, moving through 880, stop and go traffic. remember, you can follow us on facebook, ktvu 2 morning team. post pictures, do whatever you like and click like and you're in. hello, mark. welcome to the facebook family. we have quite a bit of cloud cover to talk b this is typically the time of year we talk about clear skies, warming temperatures, even for the beaches. the complete opposite for today with the fog making a comeback. even with drizzle. that will be cooling us off. here's the current fog pattern widespread overcast from santa rosa, even livermore and concord mostly cloudy skies. upper 50s to the lower exict 60s. this is the headline once again.

temperatures will continue to pull off. area of low pressure moves in from the north it. produces a drizzle. that's what we have this morning. patchy fog for the beaches, becoming partly sunny. clearing skies. temperatures on the warm side. that's all reflected in the forecast. temperatures for the coast this afternoon only in the lower 60s, around bait skies partly sunny. upper 60s to the 70s. by 3:00 85 to 90 degrees. here's a look at the numbers. the forecasted highs represent a two to three-degree cool down. pleasant ton at 88. right about 80. fremont in the upper 70s. here is a look ahead. your extended forecast with your weekend always in view. cooler for your friday, warmer by the weekend.

temperatures inland could be flirting with the low 90s. another weather check in a few minutes. >> all right. thank you. it is 20 minutes before 8:00. the chinese government is telling internet providers to pull more than 100 songs including hits by beyonce and lady gaga. the list includes six songs by lady gaga and beyonce's run the world. they have until mid-september to remove the songs. they are deemed in poor taste or vulgar by china's culture men industry. married couples in the south are more likely to get divorced. the findings were based on information from a survey taken in 2009. analysts sadie voars rates tend to be higher in the south because marriage rates are

higher. california was below average. the study finds the northeast has the lowest rates of divorce. coming up, the one incident that impacted the latest job numbers that just came out and how apple stock is doing after steve jobs announced he is stepping down. >> and rebel forces in libya.

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stocks lost their earlier gains and turned around. it's negative right now.

we'll have more on that in a moment. the other big news, warren buffett to invest $5 billion in bank of america. that stock up 14%. apple stock down 2% after the news about steve jobs, actually down 1 1/2% and gold is down 2 1/2% at $1712 an ounce. the dow down 130. s&p down 11. the strike by verizon workers boosted those filing for unemployment the applications rose to 417,000, up 5,000 from the week before. 80 filed for unemployment been fits. he is one of the great innovatetors of all times. now steve jobs is walking away from his day-to-day duties at apple. pam cook has a look back at his

ground break career. >> reporter: steve jobs created the legacy, who swore by mac since it was introduced. that commercial probably had something to do with apple and the company being looked at as a cult. that commercial then turned into what is now macworld. his presentations have been nothing short of an entrance of a rock star. most software were written for pc's. it wasn't until jobs introduced the new ipod that apple started moving into mainstream. two years later the format changed computers and music for ever. every year after that we've seen

another east porksd then the iphone and lines out the door of every apple store which continues today as people try to get their hands on the latest ipad. apple stock shot up and hovered near $25 a share. it's now $400 a share now. now steve jobs' health has topped the news. he and his company kept his medical problems private. we know they go back at least seven years. in tower jobs had surgery for rare but a treatable form of pancreatic cancer. in 2008 he appeared visibly thinner and joked that reports of his death were greatly exaggerated. then in 2009 he said he had a hormone imbalance and took a leave of absence.

later it was revealed he had a liver transplant. yesterday he announced he was stepping down as ceo. our coverage continues on our website. you'll see steve jobs resignation in its entirety. in the next hour i'm going to talk about the new man in charge at apple and what wall street insiders are saying about him and the future of apple. i'm pam cook. let's go back over to dplaif. well there was a frightening incident at the los angeles airport. now the faa is investigating. we go live to l.a.x. what happened? >> reporter: good to see you my friend, dave. have you ever gotten off a plane and stepped one foot on the jetway and wonder if it's stable? now an american airlines flight, 755, had just landed at l.a.x.

there were 107 people on board. they were flying in from chicago. most had already deplaned, as they say, because the two people involved, a passenger and the captain of the plane. as we flow captains are usual lit last to leave. apparently these two stepped foot on the platform which is the entry. once they stepped there, the entire thing collapsed, landing on the tarmac. little damage was done to the 737 as well. that was towed away. as far as the people, they had a little damage, also. their injuries were considered quite minor. this were complaining about neck and back pain and pain in their ankles. they were taken to a hospital, treated and released. american airlines said they were looking into this. at that point in the evening the spokesperson said she wasn't sure if it was the responsibility of the american airlines or the responsibility of l.a.x.

to manage and maintain and inspect these jetways. you can bet whoever is responsible will be double-checking them today. no exact cause on the cause of the collapse but i think many people might be thinking twice before stepping on the jetway. you have to do it before you fly, but i'm sure that crosses many people's minds. more area travelers are traveling through sfo. they credit things like the new terminal. they handled 20 million passengers in the 2010, 2011 year. that's up 4% over the last fiscal year. prussia is examining what went wrong with a rocket intended to reach the international space station. everything looked good for the

first five minutes. then the rocket exploded and parts of it fell in siberia. with the end of nasa's shuttle program, russian rockets are the only way to send supplies to the international space station, but the crew there as enough supplies to last for a few months. >> the navy captain who proud a series of controversy videos will remain. captain owen honors was rereesed -- released of his position. a navy panel ruled the captain committed misconduct and showed a lack of proper deportment but could remains in the service. a noontime vote by the u.n. u.n. security council. the united states is pushing to unfreeze the money.

in march the u.n. froze the libyan assets to pressure moammar gadhafi to stop attacking the libyan people. also, we're following developing news out of libya. rebels said they may have found moammar gadhafi. they believe gadhafi and his sons are inside. again, this is only a report as of right now. yesterday the antigovernment rebels told reporters in treppe powly they thought they had found gadhafi but it turned out that was not true. the rebel leadership offered a $2 million bounty for the capture of gadhafi, dead or alive. >> moammar gadhafi's spokesman said gadhafi is in libya and is leading the fight against the rebels, so conflicting statements. >> a war of words. a 10-year-old murder investigation is now closed.

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caylee. florida allows some to serve in another state. a central florida couple whose snake killed a toddler is blaming the case kales trial for d-casey anthony trial for their conviction. they received 12-year prison sentences for manslaughter after their pet python strangled hair's 2-year-old daughter. their lawyer believes the jury was harder on the couple because of the anger over the casey anthony acquittal. >> certainly, the fact that our week went the week after casey anthony was acquitted, after going 31 days without claiming that her child was missing had an impact on my case. >> prosecutors allowed the couple -- accused the couple of allowing the snake to get out of its tank repeatedly. the couple plans to appeal. sal, what's happening on 880

in oakland. >> you can look at it for yourself. it doesn't look good at all. i'm looking around to see if there's a crash we don't know about yet. 8308, southbound -- 880 southbound, there's a crash but that's going the other way in hayward. i don't see anything reported by chp. moving along and taking a look at the bay bridge, that's backed up for a 20-minute delay. there's a stall inside the tunness. this morning if you are driving in the south bay, all the freeways are getting slow, including 85 is a mess. let's go to mark. today we will be talking about warming trends and clearing skies. the complete opposite for today. more fog temperatures will be cooling off. we'll stick with that theme for tomorrow and a bump in the numbers as we head towards the weekend. temperatures ranging from 65 in san francisco.

71 in oakland. warmest in the upper 80s. your extended forecast. temperature as cup of cooler for fry -- a touch cooler for friday and warming saturday into sunday. here's the latest on hurricane irene. we'll have that coming up during the 8:00 hour. >> all right. a police pursuit leads to a very intense standoff, how this incident ended in the north bay. we are live at apple headquarters where customers and investors react to steve jobs' announcement.

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good morning. welcome back to mornings on 2. i'm tori campbell. >> i'm dave clark. it's been a down day for apple after the announcement of the resignation of steve jobs. tara moore air ties a more. >> reporter: i think what we saw was a knee-jerk reaction.

the after hours trades was down but now it's down 2%. jobs is the father of the iphone, ipad, ipod. jobs frequently received standing ovation. he cofounded apple more than 30 years ago. decades later he played a key role in morphing the business. leaders said they have confidence in the executive board but wonder who will re's his creative genius. >> everything apple does is pretty genius. announce it after hours. they have products that may or

may not hit their quarterly targets. >> he's been the driving force. i'm a little concerned where it will head now. >> reporter: jobs was just 21 when he cofounded a -- apple. he has clearly made his mark on the world. he had surgery for pancreatic cancer and coped with a liver transplant. jobs strongly recommended that the boar replace him with cleave operating officer tim cook. cook was with apple for 13 years and before that he worked with ibm. jobs will still remain the chairman of apple's board. i'm tara moriarty. >> our coverage continues at ktvu.com. we've posted steve jobs' resignation on our website. you can find it at ktvu.com.

just look under the steve jobs tab. two people will be formally charged in the case of the iphone 4 prototype. the two will be arraigned on charges they miss appropriated lost property. it was lost in a bar last year and sold to a blogger from gizmodo. photos ended up on the tech website. the blogger, who reportedly paid $5,000 for the phone will not be charged. a man is in custody after a police chase through the north bay. the san mateo less said the suspect, gerald mccarthy was riding a motorcycle, possibly drunk and armed with a handgun. officers spotted him in novato and chased him into petaluma. when they caught him, he displayed the gun and threatened to shoot him. >> s.w.a.t. was called in initially because

we didn't know what we had. we knew we had an armed suspect who didn't want it peacefully surrender. >> but mccarthy did surrender. he was booked for e vatting a police officer and brandishing a weapon. some restaurants in pass ca der row are closed because a well pump broke. water service was restored but the restaurants remain closed just as a precaution. san mateo county health officials are telling everyone in town bhoil your water in the -- boil your water in the meantime. >> alameda authorities are looking for the robbers who robbed a woman in her home. police say three robbers knocked

on the door and forced their way inside. the man hit the woman in the head. she was treated at the hospital no arrests have been made. the man who stole ballots from a san francisco polling station is scheduled to be released today. 51-year-old karl bradfield nicholas worked as a voting inspector. he swiped items including 75 ballots and an access key to a voting management he must serve three years of probation, which includes staying out of all polling places on election day. it's back-to-school at uc berkeley and the chancellor has surprising news. he said cal is in good financial shape, at least for now. technically they're about $60 million in the hole because of cut backs and faculty raises. however, the campuses a enough money in reserve to fill the gap

for the next two years. uc berkeley is helping some of the nation's largest foundations to help pay for the to you wigs of immigrants. a new state law allows public colleges and universities to offer private scholarships to people who came to this country legally. president obama supports laws allowing those immigrants to go to school and become legal citizens. san jose police chief cress moore brought the ice agents to help on the crackdown of violent street engages. the chief credits them for arresting dang members. however, some are happy to see the ice agents go away. they said many law abiegd workers were worried they would be deported.

>> to feel like they could call the police without fear of other kinds of repercussions. >> san jose police insist the ice agents played a role in the gang drop. palo alto has come up with a plan to fill its without parking garages. people have complained that people park in nearby neighborhoods. the city proposes a new system of signs to the garages and better prices. a survey shows occupancy rates of some garages are only half to two thirds full each weekday. hey, sal, have you straightened things out on 880? we're trying to. you can see traffic on 880

northbound is very slow. i keep checking to see if there is something that is up there in the lanes that we haven't seen just yet. i look down at the lips and don't see anything yet, just slow traffic. southbound approaching a street there's a crash. 237 stop and go traffic as you drive 880. there have been major problems. newark, central avenue and cherry a good area to avoid because of police activity. look at the commute, very slow a crash 280 at the lawrence expressway. remember when highway 585 was not around. speed is down to 26 miles an hour. i wonder if anyone is watching who remembers when 85 was not complete. let's go to mark. we've been showing you

gloomy pictures of the fog. this is pushing back into the picture. today will be cooler. we have or widespread overcast from santa rosa to san francisco, oakland, hayward, san jose, a few around fairfield and antioch with patchy fog. 58 in san francisco. 61 in fairfield and san jose in the lower 60s, around 62 degrees. typically we're talking about a big area of high pressure that heats up the entire bay area. we have the complete opposite. this has been the biggest player in hour forecast over the past few week's, over the past month or so. patchy fog, temperatures on the cool side. sky's becoming partly sunny, eventually clearing. temperatures, 80s to 90 degrees. the clouds and the drizzling. we'll put the updated forecast

model into motion, pulling back to near the shoreline. if you plan on heading to the beach, definitely bundle up and the steady on shore breezes with temperatures barely making it to the 60-degree mark. inland more sunshine. so temperatures for today about two to four degrees warmer than yesterday's reading. santa rosa in the lower 80s. brentwood tops out around 90. san jose 80. fremont in the upper 70s. these temperatures will check in around 3:00 or 4:00 this afternoon. san francisco 65. your extended forecast with your weekend always in view. temperatures a touch cooler and warmer for the weekend. these are minor changes with no real heat waves in sight. a check on hurricane irene coming up. thousands of people going back home after being evacuated near sacramento now that that huge tanker fire is under control.

our reporter is in lincoln right now to tell us how the firefighters did it. how did they contain that potentially explosive thing overnight, mike? >> reporter: it was really luck. there's no flames now. there was a bold plan to drill a local in the bottom of this propane tanker truck to basically drain all of the liquid propane out and set a separate bigger fire nearby but as crews were working to begin that daring process, they realized there was not as much propane inside as first feared. really, they were able to allow this fire to burn itself out. now this morning we are learning new information about the investigation here. that is the fact that the fire chief of lincoln tells us that what started this was a worker on top of that tanker car. he was looking at an inspection

inspection -- pipe. as help went to undo that he realized gas under pressure and it was not supposed to be there at that top cap. we do not know what the spark was but we do know that this was the undoing of that top cap when there was a realization that there was gas under pressure in an area it was not supposed to be. so fire investigators will be looking into why that was. they say it's possible a valve was left over that wasn't supposed to be. the lincoln fire department said this will be contacting the federal railroad association as well as the national transportation association, both to see if they want to be a part of the evaluation and to try to answer the question to prevent what they had here which, for the better part of 40 hours was

a real risk of an explosion in this area that for 40 hours had people evacuated. they want to answer the questions to find out why this happened in the first place. back to you. >> thank you. there was more shaking on the east coast overnight and how this quake is affecting a big weekend event. >> also, waiting for irene, getting ready for a hurricane that can do a lot of damage when this hits the united states. also, a possible link between two terrifying crimes in the north bay. ♪

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looking out towards a foggy bay. the u.s. government is spreading out supplies and repair crews all across the east coast in preparation of hurricane irene. we go to the washington, d.c. newsroom. he has been talking to the leaders of the federal emergency management agency. scott? >> reporter: fema is setting up emergency basises in virginia, georgia and massachusetts and sending cots, blankets of wart and meals to the area to get

them closer to victims. the federal communications commission is putting teams in place for cell phone service. and the navy is moving the second fleet out of sea to better protect the ships from the rain and wind and protect the piers as well. it's targeting place unacustommed to it such as new york. >> one is a suggestion that people move and another is that the mayor has the power to issue an executive order and force people to move which we would do only in the worst of sacts. >> fema is setting up a seat in ft. brag, north carolina. reporting for ktvu, channel 2

news. the east coast was shaking again overnight. a strong 4.5 earthquake rattled virginia late last night. it was centered outside the town of mineral. mineral is 80 miles outside of washington, d.c. look at the washings ton monument -- washington monument. more cracks were discovered. the washington monument will stay closed until repairs are finished. meanwhile, the damage at the national cathedral forced a change. organizers have to find a new site for this weekend's dedication for the memorial of martin luther king, jr. there's a lot of spec cow -- speculation that animals can

predict earthquakes. 10 seconds before the earthquake gorillas became agitated and monkeys began to howl. in eureka a dog was captured running from a room in 2010. scientists say before people feel the shaky, there is less obvious pressure. >> it's possible the animals can hear that noise. it's outside of our normal hearing range. >> despite unusual behavior, scientists say there's no concrete way to predict an earthquake. a new poll shows americans are pessimistic about the economy but they don'tness lay blame -- don't necessarily blame obama. they see it as poor, but 51% of americans blame former president bush for the current economic downturn while 31% put the bulk

of the blame on president obama. the cadillac escalade is the most popular car for car thieves. the escalade is six times more likely to be stolen than other cars. the study is based on insurance claimed made for 2008 through 2010. the escalade is stolen more often because of the pop culture status symbol. car owners in concord who own toyota trucks and forerunners, you can get preprotection from a very expensive problem. concord toyota will install special tamper resistant hardware on the catalytic converts. it will also etch a tracking number. the offer expires september 30th and it's just for residents of

concord. the thieves sell the semi precious metals. if you have rojo bean dip, you better take a look at it. two types are being recalled because they may be contaminated with listeria. the products have a use by date of september 16th or before. if you have the products, you can return it for a refund. there's a controversial new children's coloring book to tell you b the connection is to -- about. the connection is about 9/11. critics say it's too graphic. new changes in airport security. they are collectly tied to concerns about passenger privacy. if you're driving in lafayette anytime soon, you'll see traffic approaching the bart station. we will have more on the bay air

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san francisco international airport is changing the software used by tsa. they produce detailed images that some passengers say violate their privacy. new software should ease concerns. other passengers said they're more concerned with safety than

screening images. the new software, which shows generic body images is in half the scanners at sfo. passengers can see what the screener sees. the tsa says it will roll out software for the other scanners sometime next year. a new children's coloring book is very controversial. it's called "we shall never forget 9/11, the kids book of freedom." it ends with a raid that kills bin laden. the publisher claims it teaches children about the war on terror. critics say it is too graphic for children. let's she what's happening in -- see what's happening in our commute. we're looking at all kinds of slow traffic. it appears to be improving on

interstate 880. also, the morning commute seems to be slow at the bay bridge toll plaza, which is nothing unusual if you're driving there. on the peninsula, highway 101, burlington and san mateo stop and go down to hills dale and 92 is a mess. then if you're driving to the south bay we have a lot of slow traffic. 8:25. let's go to mark. >> i should be standing here talking about record setting heat and warm temperatures even for the coastline with a fog free forecast. i do not have that for today. you can see the south bay, we have mostly cloudy skies. that fog bank is expanding. it will be cooler than yesterday. we'll stick with that pattern as temperatures warm up a little bit. san francisco right now 58 degrees. hayward 61. mostly clear skies around

fairfield at 61, one of the few locations. here's an update on hurricane irene moving into the bahamas producing very heavy rainfall and some powerful winds. the winds 115 miles an hour offing -- moving to the northwest. the hurricane center has backed off a little bit on the intensity. no long area category four but a category three approaching the north carolina coastline. it's on track to move to the north and east and weaken rapidly. we're talking about a minimal hurricane or tropical storm as it approaches new york or boston. we'll keep an eye on it. back here in the bay area temperatures continue to cool off, especially for the beaches, partly sunny skies right around the bai. temperatures, increasing sunshine. temperatures mainly in the mid to upper 80s. a touch cooler for your friday.

temperatures gradually warm up by saturday and sunday but no real heat wave in sight. we've got breaking news. s.w.a.t. teams are on the move in one east bay city. our ktvu cameras have just arrived on the scene. and barry bonds, his case is back in court this afternoon in san francisco. we'll tell you why list lawyerses want his obstruction of justice conviction overturned. also, a possible link between two terrifying crimes in the bay area.

we have breaking news in

newark. we have s.w.a.t. teams at newark and cherry and fremont and union police are helping with this investigation but we don't know exactly what is going on. we see police officers standing outside this neighborhood. the main streets are newark and cherry, but obviously, this is closer to one of the residential neighborhoods, not causing a huge traffic problem but a large operation even though we're showing you what we cran get close to it. we'll let you know more. newark police have been too busy to chat with us to tell us what's going on and obviously, we understand that. this is in newark, but fremont and union city police are also on the scene. barry bonds is about to go back to a federal courtroom in san francisco today. ktvu's claudine wong is joining us to tell us what's on the top

of today jabbed. >> reporter: they will be talking about his obstruction of justice conviction. we're at the federal courthouse. this is where the hearing will be held. this was supposed to be tomorrow, then today, moved to this morning much the latest word we're hearing is that the barry bonds case will be back in court this afternoon. we want to show you the man at the center of this -- barry bonds. he made an appearance at at&t to watch the giants play the padres. he apparently snagged the ball when it went foul in the 8th inning. he waved the ball around before dropping it into his jacket pocket. his lawyers are still working hard to persuade a federal judge in san francisco to throw out his obstruction of justice conviction or grant limb a new trial. you may remember, the jury convicted bonds in april.

they said bonds gave a deliberately rambling answer when asked if his strainer gave him injectable substances. his team said frayed prosecutors failed to -- federal prosecutors failed and they are asking the -- the prosecutors are asking the judge to honor the jury's verdict. bart just released the list of people arrested during the latest protest in san francisco against the bart less force. that list includes 35 individuals, most of them from san francisco. eight oakland residents were also arrested along with protesters from other parts of the bay area and southern california and four people from

other states. monday night charles heel was killed by a -- hill was killed by a bart meme jer july 3rd. an attempted armored car robbery ended with the arrest of one man and the death of list brother. the two tried to rob the armor car at 9:15 yesterday next to a wells fargo bank. police said pierre daniel and his brother freddy attempted to rob the truck but the female guard resisted and a gun battle broke out. the female guard was injured. her condition has not been released. santa rosa detectives are looking for an link between that attempted robbery and the armed takeover of an armored car facility this month. on august 11th, two masked

thieves followed the employees into the santa rosa facility and made off with an undisclosed amount of cash. oakland police need your help to identify a man shot to death early tuesday morning. he is described as an african-american man between that 20 and 30 years old. police said he had two tattoos. the first shows a tattoo on his left forearm that says teresa. he also will a seer reese of stars tattooed on his right forearm. anyone with information on the identity is asked to call police. a top story about a san ramone man killed by an elderly driver. the san a loan man got into a fender bender. he took information to exchange but then he was hit by an elderly man who lost control and drove on the sidewalk. the victim was pronounced dead

there at the hospital. authorities are investigating why the elderly plan lost control of the car. we also have new video in this morning of a dramatic rescue in long beach. police said a trrts -- tractor-trailer flipped over on to a smaller car. the person became tracked -- trapped under the tractor-trailer. so far we have no word on that person's condition or why that accident was caused. this foggy summer is creating problems for the big paint job on the golden gate bridge. crews have not laid down a single coat of paint. fog makes the moisture to wet for the paint to stick.

the paint protects the wires. sal, you've been busy watching the entire bay area. it's been pretty slow. we have some improve m first, let's start with the bay bridge because everyone wants to know how that's doing. it's backed up for a 20-minute delay. we had earlier problems that made this slower than usual but 80 is getting better. there's a little bit of improvement. there's slow traffic approaching high street but it does get better. in the south bay we have slow traffic everywhere. fender bender, 85 from highway 17 all the way up to where 8345 ends in mountain -- 85 ends in mountain view. let's go to mark. >> we have some overcast across a good portion of the bay area. you get an idea. it will be cooler.

the fog is regrouping while you were sleeping. as a result we'll shave off two to four degrees from yesterday's highs. right now the fog is concentrated coast side and spotty drizzle near the coast, near the golden gate and around the bay. a few areas of clearing around the delta but the patchy fog not very far away. current numbers, san francisco 58. concord 63. fairfield 61. san jose around 62. here's is that fog bank and the area of low pressure. here's your headline. for the coast temperatures will be cooling to the 60-degree mark. around the bay skies becoming -- it will be a gradual process -- skies becoming partly sunny. our updated fog forecast shows some of the fog. i'd like to include parts of the east bay and south bay for this

morning. then we'll take thrills into the afternoon hours. keeping it very chilly for the beaches and spotty drizzle but away from that partly to mostly sunny skies. temperatures come down to two to four degrees from yesterday's highs. fairfield at 89 degrees, right around the rim vive the bay those temperatures in the upper 60s to 70. warmest locations inland to around the 90-degree mark. these temperatures will check in around 3:00 or 4:00 this afternoon. here is a look ahead. your extended forecast with your weekend always in view. temperatures come down a touch for friday and warming up by the weekend with no major changes, no major heat wave. another check coming up in a bit. big news involving bank of america, why its stock is going through the roof this morning.

taking a live look at the big boompletd -- board. in germany, there's talk of a short selling band. that has spooked the market.

the stocks here in the u.s. overlooking good news coming in from bank of america. we'll have more in a moment and gold is still in retreat mode down 1%. oil is down lightly to $4-- warren buffett's berkshire hathaway invested $5 billion into bank of america. he said he considers it a strong company with good leadership. it has struggled with toxic mortgages. buffett did a similar move for goldman sachs a short time ago. bank of america stock jumped 24%. right now it's up 12%. let's bring you up to date on some of the other top stories.

barry bonds goes back to a federal courtroom in san francisco this morning. his lawyers will try to persuade a judge to throw out his obstruction of justice conviction or grant him a new trial. last night there's -- there's barry bonds. thousands of e vac you es in lynn -- evacuees in lincoln are free to go home. an intense battle in libya has erupted between rebels and moammar gadhafi's loyalists. this is near the captured compound. a spokesman for gadhafi said he is in libya and leading the fight against the rebels. we have the report from tripoli.

>> reporter: both sides are making conflicting claims, as they have. reb best said they have colonel gadhafi holed up. a spokesman for gadhafi saying that's not true. the rebels want to get him. they put a $2 million bounty on their head. nato assets are being used in the hunt for gadhafi. so they're really trying to get him. here in tripoli, the celebration continues despite pockets of fighting. rebels have been firing their weapons, antiaircraft weapons into the air all day. they said they need money, a lot of money immediately to avoid destabilization. italy is the latest country to

unfreeze libyan assets, giving them $5 million to help into does it feel safe on the streets of tripoli? keeping in mind the reporters that were held hostage in a hotel for several days. all right. looks like we lost our connection, reporting live from tripoli. thank you for that report. we're getting conflicting reports this morning of whether an american, who was kidnapped in pakistan two weeks ago has been rescued or not. 78-year-old warren winestein was kidnapped from the city of lavore. earlier this morning a pakistani police chief said, yes, winestein had been rescued.

but now they said he has not been freed. steve jobs will no longer be the man in charge at apple. the question now is who can take his place. pam cook has more on the new ceo of apple. >> reporter: a lot of people would garland that no one can take the place of -- would argue that no one can take the place of steve jobs. others have been scrambling to copy it. he's been called the big inknow vaitor -- innovator of our era. now tim cook is the new ceo. he joined apple in 1998, rose through the ranks to become the company's chief operating officer. before apple help spent 12 years

at ibm and worked at compaq. he said i want you to be comfortable that apple will not change. steve built a company and culture that is unlike any in the world and we are going to stay true to that. it is in our dna. cook does of a lot of challenges going forward. first, he has to maintain the image of apple. will he take over as the face of apple or will the company use a spokesperson. apple customers are loyal. what about investors. some say this is the end of the era and the innovation will not continue at this pace but think the of how many people worried about apple losing market share before it introduced the ipods. and that company changed electronics forever. at ktvu.com, you can find steve

jobs' resignation letter in its entirety. the upcoming holiday season will be a big test for apple as people try to get their hands on perhaps the new iphone we've been talking about and ipad. in the past the company has been criticized for not meeting demand, thus having long lines outside the store. i'm pam cook. back to you. former vice-president dick cheney is promoting his new book which comes out next week. he said his memoir will have -- and i'm exploding -- heads exploding all over washington. the book will cover 9/11 and his opinions of former president george w. bush and condoleezza rice and colin powell. cheney promised a bomb shell but would not tell us what it is. there are reports he had a tense

relationship with george w. bush since the two left the courthouse. a state audit found that the commission in charge of leases on state lands failed to collect millions in payments. the audit found the state lands commission has not evicted businesses that failed to pay rent for many years. one bay area bis next crockett marine service in contra costa county, hasn't paid rent to the state since 1989 and owes more than $660,000. also, a state tax board is examining more aggressive ways of persuading rest accidents to pay taxes on out of state purchases, measures such as sifting through records to ask clients if they purchased products online. california law requires residents to pay use tax on out of state purchases.

an assembly will vote on a bill to abolish the death penalty in california. state senator lonnie hancock said it would replace the death penalty with life imprison without the possibility of parole. he calls the death penalty policy in california a fail your. she said the state is spending hundreds of millions a year to keep 700 inmates on death row. some local government officials think the state is passion the buck on to counties. the move will save the state an estimated $1 1/2 billion but bay area counties say that shifts the burden to them and they are already overwhelmed. a fulsom corrections office has been convicted of selling

drugs to inmate, receiving bribes and possession of drug lts he did not enter a plea yesterday but rea -- remains in jail. >> california's governor has a plan to create new jobs.

we want to update you on the news in newark, california. four people have been arrested. police have the s.w.a.t. team there for at least two hours. it was a search warrant and four people have been arrested. we'll have more coming up at noon. let's go backs to the desk. fairfield police want your help in identifying a young graffiti vandal. this show as boy vandalized a building in the cordelia area. other images show him running away with a girl, which appears to be six or seven years old. a 95-year-old man, stung

more than 400 times by bees in row dunn doe beach is recovering. the man was walking near his house when he was attacked. the bees were aapparently agitated by a fumigatetor. they think he was attacked by africanized beast because they were very aggressive. heat safety warnings have been issued after a couple died from heat exposure. temperatures have been above 100 this week. investigators think the two were traveling together when they became strand. their car was found about five miles away. temperatures as high as 113 degrees are expected to continue this week. the first pictures of the navy relocating some of its ships because of hurricane irene. this is aerial footage of the

norfolk, virginia area. it has the world's largest navy baissments -- base. it will protect piers and ships. they move ships when winds will go above 50 knots. we'll be following irene in the days ahead. this morning governor jerry brown will announce what he is calling jobs creation lption. he expects to tighten a corporate tax formula and is offering business as sales tax exemption and expanding sales tax credits. to get the proposal through the legislation, though, governor brown needs support from at least two republicans in each house and that wasn't something he was able to do in his state budget fight earlier this year. >> let's go right back to sal to

see what he sees. 880, 680 to san a mon and through oakland and here at the toll plaza at least a 15-minute wait. fog back with us this morning. today will be cooler than yesterday. that trend will continue over the next couple of days, just minor warming for saturday and sunday. no major heat waves in sight. we'll hold on to the pattern over the next few days. >> that will do it for us. thanks for watching. man: we need a good night's sleep. woman: which means a little heat to keep us warm. and a good dose of support for my back. some over-the-top comfort couldn't hurt. and our perfect dream factory's been built.

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